Layer rain, thunder, fire, café murmur, ocean and more into your own soundscape — then export the mix as WAV or Opus. It runs entirely in your browser, works offline, and never sends a thing.
Free & fully offline — nothing to install. The Android .apk is sideload-only (allow installs from unknown sources).
25 layers
36 presets
1 HTML file · 137 KB
English · हिन्दी · ગુજરાતી
No install, no account, no cloud. Just open the page and start mixing.
Rain, thunder, café, train, wind, fire, birds, ocean, noise colours, forest, typing, clock, cat purr, cosmic drone, crickets, stream, wind chimes, binaural beat, heartbeat, fan, vinyl crackle, microphone and more — every one generated in the browser.
Sleep, Focus, Relax, Nature and Urban moods — from Monsoon Evening to Deep Focus. Each preset carries a matching mood theme, and “Surprise me” picks a random mix.
Render up to 10 minutes as lossless WAV (16- or 24-bit) or compact Opus. Exports are peak-normalised and built from crossfaded tiles, so nothing loops audibly.
One 137 KB HTML file with no audio files and no network calls. Open it with the network off and it still works; add it to your home screen as an app.
No analytics, no telemetry, no accounts, no cloud. Your mixes, custom sounds and settings stay on your own device. The only optional request is the Opus encoder you choose to download.
The whole interface — layer names, presets and messages — ships in English, हिन्दी and ગુજરાતી, switchable any time from the More menu.
The first click starts audio — browsers require a gesture before sound can play.
Tap a curated mood, or hit “Surprise me” for a random mix. The whole app recolours to match.
Raise individual layer faders, use mute and solo, and watch the live level meters. Drag to reorder.
Press play and let it run. Add reverb, binaural beats or a breathing guide, and set a sleep timer or Pomodoro.
Render your mix to WAV or Opus, or copy a share link so anyone can open your exact soundscape.
It's the whole app, hosted — nothing to install. On a phone you can add it to your home screen and it opens like a native app.
The fastest path — the app is hosted and ready. No install, no sign-up.
The whole app is one HTML file. Download it and open it — no build, no server, no network.
# clone the repository git clone https://github.com/drsamonline/ambient-sound-studio.git cd ambient-sound-studio open index.html # macOS # xdg-open index.html # Linux # start index.html # Windows
No. It is one HTML file. Download it and open it — or just use the hosted copy.
No. Every built-in sound is generated in your browser. The only optional network request is the one-time Opus encoder download, which you are asked about first and which is cached on your device afterwards.
Nowhere. There are no analytics, no accounts and no servers. Your mixes, custom sounds and settings are stored on your own device.
Browsers block audio until you interact with the page. Press the ▶ button, or tap a preset, and it starts.
Every built-in sound is synthesised — no audio files are bundled, which keeps the app one small offline file. You can add your own audio via More ⋯ → Add sound files, and each file becomes a real layer stored on your device.
Up to 10 minutes, in WAV (16- or 24-bit) or Opus. WAV is instant; Opus has to be encoded, so it takes a little time even though it is many times faster than real time.
Yes. On iOS use Share → Add to Home Screen. On Chrome/Edge/Android, an Install app button appears in the More menu when the folder is hosted with the service worker alongside the page.
Yes — it is fully responsive and works well on mobile. Note that binaural beats need headphones to have any effect, and drag-to-reorder needs a mouse or trackpad.
Free for personal, non-commercial use. Commercial use requires permission and a licence from the author. Because commercial use is restricted, it is a source-available licence rather than an OSI-approved open-source one.
Please open an issue on the repository — there are templates for bug reports and feature requests.